Voudon
In mathematics, the voudon number system extends the complex numbers into 256 dimensions. The voudons are also called 256-ions or ducentiquinquagintasexions.[1][2] The number system was named by American mathematician Frank "Tony" Dodd Smith Jr. (also known as "Tony Smith") as a reference to the 256 signs of the Ifá divination system (used in the Vodun or Voodoo religion of West Africa). It is represented using the symbol .[3]
The 512 - dimensional ennecadinions come after the voudons.